Hi, One of my friends (a developer at gowalla.com) just emailed this question to me:
--- do you know if some/most Nokia devices have a GPS, and expose that information to their browser via the W3C geolocation API, like iPhone and Android w/Gears do? --- While the question isn't in a Maemo context, that's really what he's after. He'd like to get Gowalla working for Maemo as much as it does for iPhone and Android. Of courdse, we know about the GPS. It might not be the best "marriage" for Gowalla, but paired with Wlan, it should work fine. Gowalla would just need a way to call the GPS (turn the hardware ON and capture the raw output) from the browser, right? I'd imagine that since Ovi Maps is built with the same technology as Maemo Browser, the answer to this might be "yes." But, I'd love an educated answer. Can anyone answer this for me? Thanks! Tim -- http://samoff.com _______________________________________________ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo.org https://lists.maemo.org/mailman/listinfo/maemo-developers
